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**SealLion** · 01.01.10, 16:51

No. It was all default RF settings.

**Instab** · 01.01.10, 16:53

eh, hehe, now i'm lost :tongü:

let me summarize:
you did visit the website with a 'normal' proxy and that gave the warning?

or: you used RF and got the warning because of that?

**SealLion** · 01.01.10, 16:54

I use OpenDNS, but that wouldn't matter. That's something that a lot of people use.

**Instab** · 01.01.10, 16:55

what? now dns??

maybe the 1st jan. is not the best day for technical stuff

**SealLion** · 01.01.10, 16:57

Yes. OpenDNS.

Here is link if your not familiar:

OpenDNS | Internet Navigation And Security

**Instab** · 01.01.10, 16:59

i know it. it's just not related to my qüstion above in any way

**SealLion** · 01.01.10, 17:05

I was using default RF settings while using OPENdns.
Something that I do all the time.

I really am not sure how they detected my use of RF...if that is what they detected.

CorrectioN: I don't think that the site detected the use of a cheating tool per se.

I am only going to take a guess here.
Maybe it was the use of the Port that RF uses and they happen to have that blacklisted?? Maybe that is how...Overall, I am not sure how I got detected, but all I can state is that inside my client, the message was clear:

"We have detected you using a proxy. Please contact an admin"

**Instab** · 01.01.10, 17:09

they can't see the port that RF is using because it dös only exist within your lan since you did not forward that port.

the message you got dös indeed not look like they'd have detected RF but a general proxy or some kind of re-routing.

i think we can say RF is safe.

**anon** · 01.01.10, 17:25

Originally Posted by VwTE1r

they can't see the port that RF is using because it does only exist within your lan since you did not forward that port.

If he has a router, that is. I think their scripts can check if you have port 8282 (RF's default) open, and disable your download privileges with the "anti proxy" excuse.

In this case, just change the port in RF's settings as well as the proxy ones in uT to a higher one (40000-60000), clear cache, cookies, change your IP, and reregister at STM.

**Instab** · 01.01.10, 17:28

Originally Posted by anon

If he has a router, that is. I think their scripts can check if you have port 8282 (RF's default) open

no, only if he'd have had forwarded the port by accident. but he said he didn't.

nothing can be seen of what's behind a router unless you're careless using upnp or forwarding ports intentionally.

**SealLion** · 01.01.10, 19:49

No.
Nothing I did was incorrect.
I also don't use port forwarding as there is no need for me to do so.

I mean, I can change the ports in both software clients. Maybe that'll make a difference. But I doubt it...(well, maybe ...??).
Like I guess'ti-mated' above. Maybe they do have port 8282 blacklisted over at supertorrents.